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| Friday 19 January |
Beethoven 9
St David's Hall, 9-11 The Hayes, Cardiff, CF10 1AH United Kingdom
Beethoven’s symphonic cycle ends with nothing less than a mighty rallying call to all humanity. Its daring and at times outlandish writing has sparked debate ever since its premiere in 1824. Despite that, who can fail to be swept up by his Ode to Joy and vision of arcadia?
Finding the right partner piece for the ninth is always a challenge. Huw Watkins, described as ‘one of the most rounded composer-musicians in the UK’ (Financial Times) and BBC NOW’s composer-in-residence, steps boldly into the breach.
Cost: £15 - £22 - £ 28.50 - £35 - £40
Time: 7:30 - 10:00 pm
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| Saturday 20 January |
Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Castle Grounds, Cathays Park , Cardiff
Join us for a bold and highly theatrical re-telling of the well-known classic tale packed with music, dance and song.
The production explores the thrill of adventure and unknown versus the safety and familiarity of the path and how irresistible straying can be, as well as the tension between mankind and nature. Are the wolves really the villains in a world where the woodcutter is destroying the forest? And is Grandma the trophy hunter really sick?
Cost: £7.00
Time: 14:30- 17:30
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| Sunday 21 January |
Rummer Tavern 14 Duke Street,Cardiff
This historical walking, talking and drinking tour will take you on a journey celebrating the people of Wales and their stories within the setting of it’s capital city Cardiff. With professional actors as your guide, you will be regaled with colourful accounts of bygone times, tales and characters.
Cost: £15
Time: till 20:30
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| Monday 22 January |
Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3LN United Kingdom
From the writer of smash hits Calendar Girls and Kinky Boots comes the feel good, Olivier Award-winning MADNESS musical, OUR HOUSE.
On the night of Joe’s 16th birthday, a split-second decision forces him to choose between himself and his heart. As two very different paths unfold before him, the consequences of that choice will change his life forever.
Set to a score of MADNESS hits including It Must Be Love, House of Fun, Baggy Trousers and Our House, this hilarious, high energy musical will have you singing and dancing in the aisles…Welcome to the house of fun!
Cost: from £ 26:50
Time: 19:30
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| Tuesday 23 January |
Cineworld Cinemas, Mary Ann St, Cardiff CF10 2EN
Attraction is the latest movie by Fedor Bondarchuk, the director of the Russian box-office smash Stalingrad. It's a bold, epic sci-fi story following the devastating crash-landing of a mysterious flying object in Moscow, after it is shot down by the Russian Air Force. The drama unfolds in the ruins of a working-class suburb overwhelmed by the disaster, as the military struggles to control fear, anger, and the eventual clash between Earth and visitors from another galaxy. In Russian with English subtitles.
Cost: £4.70
Time: 13.15 - 21.20
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| Wednesday 24 January |
Cathays Park, Cardiff, South Glamorgan
This exhibition brings to Cardiff one of the UK's most important private collections of modern British art. The collection was created over a number of decades, with work often being purchased before the artists were famous. The collection features work by many of the very best British artists of the 20th century including Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, Barbara Hepworth and David Hockney.
Cost: Free
Time: 10:00 am - 17:00pm
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| Thursday 25 January |
Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Castle Grounds, Cathays Park, Cardiff, CF10 3ER United Kingdom
A deserted Hebridean landscape, memories of a fatal crash, a book written by a dying man ” explore a haunting, deserted, island shrouded in mystery in a live performance of the videogame Dear Esther.
Starting on a small beach, only brooding cliffs and a small lighthouse in sight, BAFTA-nominated narrator Oliver Dimsdale takes you through the game, journeying from a desolate Scottish island, to a car crash on the M5, to a crisis of faith of a guilty heart, to the lost shores of a dreamed shoreline into a final ascent through the waters of madness to the release of flight.
Cost: £18.00 | £16.00 concessions (under 25s £12.00)
Time: 8:00 pm - 9:15 pm
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